Every year in college basketball, it seems like there is that one mid-major team that rips through its weak conference schedule and ends up ranked higher than many people would like.
Coming off a successful Head of the Charles, men have high hopes heading into the season 2010 was the last year that Princeton men’s lightweight crew emerged victorious from the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships.
Harvard unable to get past undefeated Tigers According to the national rankings put out at the beginning of the season, Princeton’s water polo team, ranked No.
Even as the snow melts or continues to fall along the East Coast, Ivy League women’s lacrosse still gives fans the chance to catch their favorite squad tear up the turf.
Men’s swimming and diving picked up four wins at this weekend’s Ivy League championships but fell to Harvard 1495-1413.
Men sweep Brown and Yale in final weekend of home conference playAfter the weekend it had, the men’s basketball team must be wishing the Ivy League had a playoff system.
It requires a total team effort to win the Ivy League track and field crown. At the indoor Heps meet this weekend at Dartmouth, the Princeton men put forth an exceptional display of depth, with Tigers scoring points in 15 of the 19 events — the largest spread of any team in the competition. Led by team captains junior Scott Rushton, seniors Tom Hopkins and Chris Bendtsen, the men waged another fierce battle with perennial title challenger Cornell.
No. 19 Princeton and No. 14 Georgetown have always had a contentious history between their women’s lacrosse programs.
One year ago in Baltimore, Md., a young team with only two games under its belt put on one of the greatest performances in recent Princeton men's lacrosse memory as they beat the then-No.
Princeton’s volleyball match against No. 10 Penn State on Friday evening was marketed like a Friday Night Fights boxing match, and it lived up to the reputation.
Men Drop Final Two Games of Regular Season Over the month of February, the favor of fortune was as cold to the men’s hockey team as the air outdoors, and the transition into March over the weekend was no different as the Tigers (5-24 overall, 4-18 ECAC) fell in both of their road matches in New York.
The five-time defending champion Princeton men’s swimming and diving team will try to set the all-time record this weekend for consecutive Ivy League Championships in Cambridge, Mass.
After taking down Dartmouth and Harvard on the road last weekend, the women’s basketball team now finds itself in sole possession of first place in the Ivy League standings and in control of its own destiny.
There is certainly no rest for the weary. Fresh off of a disheartening loss to Harvard, the men’s basketball team must start the second half of their home-stand against two of the Ivy League's best: Yale and Brown.
Tigers take on Blue Jays in one of college lacrosse's premier matchups As injuries mounted and a team struggled to find its identity, a lack of offensive depth appeared to hold the Tigers back throughout last year’s competitive schedule.
Two weeks ago, Missouri defensive lineman Michael Sam announced that he is gay, and thus will become the first openly gay player to enter the NFL draft.
Men look eventually toward IRA National Championships in West Windsor Men’s heavyweight crew will try to continue its spring season in the same way it ended the 2013 fall season: in a winning fashion.
Only one week of play into the 2014 Ivy League season, is it too early to rank the Ancient Seven (minus Columbia, who have yet to institute a varsity side)? For sports writers, there is no such thing as too early.
In a previous On Tap, water polo sophomore Bradley Wachtell said of sophomore classmate and goalie Alex Gow that his penchant for comebacks made him the quirkiest player on the team.
